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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Hon. Eugene J. Trippel's appoint. ment to the position of Collector of Customs, at Yuma, ysrlfes the fact that the Zuliok, Parish combination does not run the federal branch of she government, but rather shows the combination" to be a small potato and of no merchantable value beyond its immediate circle. Mir. Tippel as legislator has achieved a well earned reputation and intellectually stands first among members of the Fourteenth Arizona Assembly.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
Notice oa Forfeiture.

Notice is hereby given to Barney HafkinS, Sampel Richmond, " II DUtyeaan T b. McCal,e, co-owneFs with the pndeFsigntd in tic Cpttontail mine, situate in the Mining Disttiet of Globe, County oi Gila, and Terri tory of Arizona, and more paFticulsrly de scrihed N Book 2, pf Records ot Mines, in and for the said County of Gila and Territory aforesaid, on Page 325 This. therefore, Is to notify you as co-owners in said nine, that the undersigned having done and performed the annual work ss required by law, for the year lSS6 ct bis own cost. and you having in nc wise contribute to the same. Therefore. if yon, the above mentioned parties in interest fail to pay yoar full proportion of cost of said work, together with the cost of this advertise. ment and accrping costs. within ninety days from the date ef the publication of this ncsice, your interest iii said claim as ro-owners will utterly cease and become the property oi the undersigned, according to law.
 J. c. LUNDY. 1 Globe, A. T., Jan. 8, 1887. tianS-90l
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Another large body of flowing water has been unexpectedly developed in the Santa Catalinas, about eight miles from this city, giving ssuficient quantity to irrigate many thousands of acres of land It really begins to look as though the water resources available about Tucson will Do sufi- cient to supply all the tillable lands down as far as Maricopa. The sup ply is even greater than all that yet developed in Southern California, and it is concentrated in form to be ad- Yantageously used Citizen,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The Tombstone Democrat, in its zeal for Zuliek oTersteps the bounds of journalistic etiquette in referring to the Star and Belt as freebooters which charge is about as truthful as the Democrats correspondent Ks in situation that Watkins and Robert son, of Giia, were bribed to vote for the infamous lottery bill by an offer of five hundred shares of lottery stoek
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
Notice Of Forfeiture.

Notlce is hereby given to J Q. IaRae, and whomsoeSer else, eo-owneFs, with the under. signed in the Silver Basin mife, sisRAte in tie mining district ef Globe, County of Gila, and Ttf1tttiry nf AEizana, and more particularly desrrise9 in Book l, Page 425 os recni1s af mines n and for the said county of Gila and TeTitar5 al0fesaid
 This, therefore, is to notify you as co-owuer or owners in said mine. that the undersigned having done and performed the annual w0lk as required lsy law la4 the years 1884 S5 SO, at his own cost, and yipu haSine in no wise can- tribute,i O tl,s same tbefeioye, ' you, the above mentioned party arlauies 10 interest, fan to lmy your full pfap9rtinn pf costs af said wosS, together uilh ihe cost of tlis ad- yertiseHeNt, ana aecltling easss bin niue W days from the dats x ths lAiiiiceti a of this Wgties yMr ntegVtt in said elafin as e't- DvuefF aMneys III utterly cease and heganss the pyaperty of the undersigned accerdhig fa law RGED HEfl,E
 Globe, A T. March }, tSG9 meh5-aot
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The gubernatorial election in Sonora, Mexico, resulted in the cleo ton of Col. Lorenzo Torres of the Mexican army. He is no relation to the present governor, Louis E. Torres, but is sad to be a man of considerable ability and with progressive ideas who will exert his influence to foster the friendly relations existing between the United States and Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Both the great railways now build- ing extensivelyin California are ob- taining their rails and other construc- tion material from England by water. This course has been found profitable under the old order of special rates, and it will be found com pulsory under the new law so far as shipping by rail to California is concerned
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Relations between France and Ger many are again strained in conse- queuce of the arrest of the French Compissary Schnabele, by German police, considered a serious matter in official circles. Later dispatches con firm the statement that the arrest was made on French territory French newspapers generally regard the oc- currence as direct prevocation on Germany s part,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Gov. 0glesbyof Illinois has issued 8 proclamation declaring quarantine on cattle in Chicago within q district limited ct Twenty-second street on the south, the Dtsplaines River on ths west and the Town of Lasevlew cn the north, owing to the alleged exist ence of pleRro-pueumonia, This is in accordance with an amended law adopted by the Legislature respecting contagious diseases among domestic animals.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
constasle's Sale.

By virtue nf m execution issued cut of Jus. tice Court Of Globe PFecnrt, County Of GiIa oi Arizona Territory, dated the 18th day of April 1sS7, in certain action wherein Alex, t5raydon :A Plaintiff, recovered judginsns against Wm Warniek, tor the sum of $S0 1!l.Io0, and costs Ss7 a0,l09 together with ie- gal percentage 60 92-5C0, on the l9tl day of April 1887.
 I have legied upon tie following deserihed prerer4y, tB.Nst; Lot l, Block 83, tsfi9il 0t Glohe. A n, with Improvement thepepn.
 Ns,t;ee x hereby ivan that on tlre 18th day of May 1887, at o'clock 2. u. of that daY. ia fflut df shefi 6tiite County as a3gs 1 will sell ail tlle riEiat, title and interess ~ said Nln WanAiyi in and te the above described Isrgpefts ay pahlie aneti1n. for cash, to the highest and lisss bistlsf, tosatisis said exscu' ton md eli eosis
 Dataa at e,lsbe, AZ ~, the 18th aay ~ hpfil T II Bs N D EftD
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

An era of prosperity seems to be dawning upon Arizona, judging from the number of enterprises set on foot to reclaIm vast tracts of land at Yuma, m Salt rIyer valley, Maucopa county, and at Florence, Pinal county, which when supplied with water need only to be tickled by the husbandman, to transfer them into garden spots rival. ing Southern California in the produc- ton ofgrapes, oranges, lemons, figs, apricots and other tropical and semi. tropical fruits, The completionof the Phenix and Maricopa railroad will also add new life to the valley of the Salt, making it more accessible te Eastern tourists who will be attracted thither by the salubrity of it's winter climate, and be induced to purchase lands and build themselves homas. We rejoice at these evidences of ap- preaching prosperity in our sister counties, feeling that their progress will rebound to our benefit also.
 Aad as for Gila, her day is coming and not far distant, when the shrill whistle of the locomotive, that harbin- ger of civilization and business aetiy- ity, will rsyerberate through eur val leys and canyons, and our hills resound with the lusty thwacks of the nnnsr's hammer. This is no visionary pic ture but what is actually in store for us upon the completion of the Arizo- na Mineral Belt railroad which is now ,assured, and at no distant date. /
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Bismarck has forbidden the teach. ing of French iE the public schools II Afsace-Lerraine, and is arranging fol the sappressing of all newspapers printed in any language except Ger, man. It is not yet proposed to make the speaking of French a criminal of, Eense, but ministers have been warned mot to preach in that language. The Iron Chancellor has evidently read the Irish coercion bill and lntsnds for once to follow, instead of lead, Lord Salisbury.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

E. T. Simmons, an Eastern peniten- tiary bird, who gained tho con fidence of the Pacific Improvement Company and was placed ln charge as general manager of the Hotel Del Monte, is now in custody upon tho charge of having fired the building, April, ist., few hours after he had surrendered his charge as manager to his successor. He was short in his accounts with the company, and as an evidence of his desire to obliterate all legal evidence of the shortage, the books which would have incnlpated ham were not in the safe, but, forth nately, they were found, after the fire under mass of rubbish, sufficiently leglble to reveal his orookedness Everything possible was done to arrest the destruction of the property but without Ayaal, notwithstanding the appliances for ehecklng 8 lire were most complete. A large reser. .Yoir furnished a supply of water with a pressure of 200 pounds to the square inch. There were lines of hose or every floor of the building and q nei
 work of perforated pipes ruanina ! through the roof, and So arranged that by simply turning on tho watei tho whole building would be flooded 1 by automahc action, and 10 renaes these unayaaipg the plugs had been removed from tue large mains, Aose dilointed and the coapiing sarews x batjsred that theY eoula not be uni 1 tsd
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

,, N, BTaoewell has retired from the journalistic field, in which he has not made a brilliant success, He has sold both the Wilcox Stockman and Tombstone Democrat and, it is saidr will make Los Angeles his place of abode m future.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

L. Mir. D. N. Hunsaker, who has done the editorial work on the Southwest erR Stockman ever since his connect ion with that paper, is now it's propri- etor, as well, having purchased the plant and good will from J. M. Brace we'll It is entirely owing to Mr, Hunsakes's ability and conscientious work that the Stookman has secured the liberal patronage and good name which it enjoys, and now that he has entire freedom to shape it's course a' ae may think best, we expect to ssc th9 stockman stiil further Improved and beeome indispensable to the stock, \ Meu of Sogtheastern Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The Indians who owere quartered at Fort Marion, beea0se of the unhealth. ful and oyer.crowded condition oi that place, have been removed to Nit Vernon barracks, Alabama. They are said not to have been pleased with the change Geronimo and his band will remain at Fort Pickens, Flnridn.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

An event which year ago would have been considered of startling i'm portanee, happened in Chicago few days ago, The formidable organiza. ton which filled the history of Chica, go for the year 1886, with terror and excitement drew its last breath and was buried the anarchistic groups ol the International Working Peoples Association disbanded. There was nc particular excitement about ths co. currence. None of the once inaueR- tial and powerful leaders attended the funeral. Tho burial of the Iu. ternational Working Peoples Asso- citation took place at No. 6 Emma street in the presence of about fifty men, who still remained in the va. rious groups. They were members oi the Northwest, Southwest and South Side groups of tho International
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Judge Barnes, of the hCst judicial ;district, new holding court in Tucson, has decided that the Probate court is not salaried institution, but must collect its lucre from those having business before it.--Courier.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
Camp Meeting.

There will i1e aii old tashioned Camp Meet ing. at Wheatfelds, twelve miles north of Giobe, eonimencing July 29th and continuing t5 Augist e9th. All are especially iayitea to come and camp. Board, lodging and pastar- age can fe had on application at tho ground. Fine shade, splendid water and good music, Several ministers will be in attendance,
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The total amount of trade dollars redeemed to date is 5,24S,0O0, which amount will be increased 100000 by the recent importation at San Fran, cisco from China.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The attorneys of Alexander Golden son, convicted of the murder of little Name Kelly, and who was sentenced recently, have taken an appeal to the Supreme Court.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

N Some Mexican officers who eau1e up on the Sonora road yesterday inform Cd Bob Dafragh that 0ajeme, the ia. nous Yaqal chief wh9 was recently captured by the Mexictns near Gaas- mas, had been taken out on Saturday last and riddled with bullets Pros. Oprfnr
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The repot that Cholera is ravaging Guaymas IS denied by Gov. Torres, who says the sanitary condition of the city IS excellent
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
Saturday, April 30, 1887.

j. +. Mauon, editor ofthe Prescott Courier, is in St, Lotus having the now Arizona Code printed.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

sSl Earth, og Apache cgwafy, con yieted of forgery, received } sentence of ten years Imprisonment in the Yuma prison. M
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

President Cleveland, it is reported, has again signiied his intention not 10 be a candidate for second term,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-02

THE new rifle with which the the
French infantry will soon be supplied
is, according to all accounts, a won
der. 1t is known by the name of its
inventor, Lebel, and is smaller and
lighter than the rifles now in use; the
French soldiers call it "the little gun"
The most authentic descriptions Civ
en- to the gun agree in attributing to
it a carrying power beyond that of
any rife heretofore in use. The gun
has been received in New York and
carefully examined there; but exper-
iments with it are impossible, owing
to the fact that the powder used is a
compound of which the French gov
ernment alone has the secret Ac-
cording to all accounts the gun will
carry its bullet more than a mile and
a half, and with a more certain aim
than has been possible with ordinary
rifles. The bore of the gun is very
small, and the ball, which is of
steel and sharply pointed at one
end, is said to revolve at a
speed of a thousand revolutions a
second. In the tests made by the
French government this bullet is
said to have penetrated a brick wall
eight inches thick at a distance of
500 yards. At a distance of more
than a mile it will pass through a
man as easily as at ten PAGES. The
gun has no recol under fire, and
the powder gives out no smoke what
ever. The Lebel gun is, Of course, a
repeater, and the cartridges are so
small that each soldier carries 900
rounds, OF ammunition as against 116
rounds formerly considered the maxi
mum. The French government is
now making these guns at the rate Of
500 day, and is preparing to turn
out double that number.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-02

THERE is nothing more injurious tc
children who are growing than to be
hurried. Let them develop slowly
and steadily, and they will be strong.
or in nerve and mind. The most en-.
during trees are those of slow growth
1t is better to keep a child back in
school rather than push him forward
Nervous diseases of the most obsti.
nate and subtle type, which affect the
whole life of the individual, are some
times brought on by iniudicious fore
ing OF the child. II the child seems
given to day dreams, let him be. His
day dreams may be only the means
by which he will gain higher life
which no man or woman can gain
until he has become conscious "of a
certain stiffness that pervades the
universe like law, ever being broken
by the cries OF eager men, yet ever
closing and returning with a gentle
ness not to be repelled, seeking to un-
fold and penetrate with its own
healing the minds of the noisy chill
dren of earth"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-02

HENRY CLEws, the well-known
banker and broker in New York, has
in course of publication a book bear
ing the title, Twenty Years in Wall
Street" He is struck with the
enormous growth of New York as a
city and as a state, and Of the United
States as a nation, and when he looks
back to what New York was twenty,
ten, or even eight years ago, compares
it with what it has now become, its
magnificent buildings towering to the
skies, its ever-increasing commerce
and the wonderful inventions by
which its business has been facilitated,
and almost instant communica-
ton is had, not only with all
parts of the United States, but with
all important points on the habitable
globe, he arrives at the conclusion that,
In this age of electricity, OF auda-
cious engineering and of mechanical
science, we are only just entering
upon an era Of development that will
make the present time a merely pale
shadow of the grander developments
in the future. "a hundred years
hence" he says, "the people who
then occupy our places will look
upon us as primitive and crude, or, in
accordance with the Darwinian theory,
as the monkeys from which their per
fected race has been developed"